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QNu Labs Launches QConnect and QVerse for Quantum-Safe Security
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QNu Labs Launches QConnect and QVerse for Quantum-Safe Security

QNu Labs, India’s pioneering quantum cybersecurity company, has announced the launch of two breakthrough platforms – QConnect and QVerse – developed to safeguard enterprises and defence agencies from next-generation cyber threats posed by quantum computing. Fully designed, built, and commercialised in India, these platforms mark a significant stride towards aligning with the National Quantum Mission and advancing global cybersecurity standards. 

As quantum computing advances, existing encryption systems are at risk of becoming obsolete, making sensitive data vulnerable to irreversible breaches. In response, QNu Labs has introduced QConnect, a quantum-resistant tunnel that ensures secure data transmission with authenticated encryption and robust key management. Built using Crystals-Kyber 1024 for post-quantum key exchange and AES-256-GCM over TLS 1.3, QConnect enables secure communication for sectors such as banking, defence, healthcare, government, and hybrid cloud-based enterprises. 

With features including adaptive re-keying, centralised client-server control, and an intuitive admin dashboard, QConnect empowers organisations to manage encryption policies, keys and user permissions with precision. 

Complementing QConnect, QVerse is a quantum-secure messaging and collaboration platform tailored for high-stakes communication. Secured by AES-256 encryption and QNu’s Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG), QVerse ensures that message and file encryption keys remain unpredictable and unreplicable. Its features include self-destructing messages, containerised security, secure vaults, and granular access controls, making it ideal for CXOs, defence personnel, government officials, financial institutions, and healthcare professionals. 

QVerse serves multiple sectors—from pharmaceuticals and aviation to logistics and legal services—by addressing industry-specific compliance and security needs, including protection of KYC data, credit information, military intelligence, and air traffic communications. 

Sunil Gupta, Co-founder and CEO, QNu Labs, said: 

“Quantum computers are no longer a distant threat but an imminent reality. Once mature, they will break today’s encryption in seconds. QConnect and QVerse are designed to neutralise that risk using post-quantum cryptography and QRNG, offering unmatched protection for critical communications and data at rest and in motion. 

This launch reinforces our commitment to building a quantum-secure future, aligned with the National Quantum Mission. We are proud to offer a fully integrated, end-to-end platform that is Made in India, Digital India, and globally trusted.” 

QNu Labs continues to be at the forefront of the quantum security revolution, with technologies including Quantum Key Distribution (QKD), Quantum Random Number Generators, and now the deployment of QConnect and QVerse. These advancements further India’s leadership in cybersecurity and digital sovereignty while providing scalable, compliant protection for enterprises and critical infrastructure worldwide. 

QNu Labs, India’s pioneering quantum cybersecurity company, has announced the launch of two breakthrough platforms – QConnect and QVerse – developed to safeguard enterprises and defence agencies from next-generation cyber threats posed by quantum computing. Fully designed, built, and commercialised in India, these platforms mark a significant stride towards aligning with the National Quantum Mission and advancing global cybersecurity standards. As quantum computing advances, existing encryption systems are at risk of becoming obsolete, making sensitive data vulnerable to irreversible breaches. In response, QNu Labs has introduced QConnect, a quantum-resistant tunnel that ensures secure data transmission with authenticated encryption and robust key management. Built using Crystals-Kyber 1024 for post-quantum key exchange and AES-256-GCM over TLS 1.3, QConnect enables secure communication for sectors such as banking, defence, healthcare, government, and hybrid cloud-based enterprises. With features including adaptive re-keying, centralised client-server control, and an intuitive admin dashboard, QConnect empowers organisations to manage encryption policies, keys and user permissions with precision. Complementing QConnect, QVerse is a quantum-secure messaging and collaboration platform tailored for high-stakes communication. Secured by AES-256 encryption and QNu’s Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG), QVerse ensures that message and file encryption keys remain unpredictable and unreplicable. Its features include self-destructing messages, containerised security, secure vaults, and granular access controls, making it ideal for CXOs, defence personnel, government officials, financial institutions, and healthcare professionals. QVerse serves multiple sectors—from pharmaceuticals and aviation to logistics and legal services—by addressing industry-specific compliance and security needs, including protection of KYC data, credit information, military intelligence, and air traffic communications. Sunil Gupta, Co-founder and CEO, QNu Labs, said: “Quantum computers are no longer a distant threat but an imminent reality. Once mature, they will break today’s encryption in seconds. QConnect and QVerse are designed to neutralise that risk using post-quantum cryptography and QRNG, offering unmatched protection for critical communications and data at rest and in motion. This launch reinforces our commitment to building a quantum-secure future, aligned with the National Quantum Mission. We are proud to offer a fully integrated, end-to-end platform that is Made in India, Digital India, and globally trusted.” QNu Labs continues to be at the forefront of the quantum security revolution, with technologies including Quantum Key Distribution (QKD), Quantum Random Number Generators, and now the deployment of QConnect and QVerse. These advancements further India’s leadership in cybersecurity and digital sovereignty while providing scalable, compliant protection for enterprises and critical infrastructure worldwide. 

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